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“Well meaning but ultimately it’s a bunch of wealthy people talking about self improvement. Listen to people, communicate better, slow down a bit, be decent to people you employ etc etc. These are not particularly big ideas (if they are it demonstrates how much trouble we’re in) and the conversations are really inward looking. Bit of a communal back slapping exercise. I can imagine the pitch sounded great but the reality is underwhelming.”
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Great Britain ·
05/26/20
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“I love the interviews, the exploration of ideas, and the expansion of societal and world perceptions! Thank you for all that you do!!!”
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05/19/20
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“I disagree with the human migration episode, unless I misunderstood . Most migrate for a better life . When people come to the US they find protection from terrible regimes sometimes . Trump was absolutely correct to shut our borders . There was no way to determine good from the bad . There was...”Read full review »
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09/06/20
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“I expected this to be about tech and new ideas. Actually more of a social science podcast covering areas such as empathy, trust, generosity, and meritocracy. No bad things in themselves but hardly “new ideas”. Worse of all though are the presenters who act like drunk frat boys, shouting and...”Read full review »
dar52 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/07/20
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